What happened: She scored 17 points in the third quarter and finished with 22 in 21 minutes. The 2026 names already on that list include Azzi Fudd, Olivia Miles and Justine Pissott, with Rhyne Howard and Seimone Augustus from earlier seasons.

Why it matters: That kind of burst matters because rookie scoring at this level is rare enough to land beside a short historical list. A 22-point night in limited minutes is also the sort of shot-creation jolt that can force a bigger postseason role.

What to watch: Watch whether the scoring spike turns into more closing minutes and more on-ball reps next time out. The longer-term marker is whether this rookie class keeps stacking historic single-quarter scoring nights.